Sentence examples for keep membership from inspiring English sources

Such high numbers help keep membership cheap.

Many renters keep membership in local country clubs, even while living in the city, she said.

Yet the only sure method is to keep membership tantalisingly near, but not actually to offer it.

They estimate they now have more than 150 members, but since they do not keep membership records they do not know.

Lord Liddle, Labour's main EU spokesman in the upper house, said it would be "pragmatic common sense" to keep membership hopes alive because the UK economy is more convergent than it has ever been with the euro area.

This simulation procedure is not trivial because each player does not necessarily keep membership in the same group from simulated network to simulated network.

That it was the brainchild of no less a baseball luminary than Branch Rickey made it credible in the eyes of the baseball press, and a threat in the view of the owners, who for fifty years had kept membership in their exclusive club limited to sixteen.

In 2001, just before embarking on his mayoral campaign, Mr. Bloomberg resigned from four clubs -- the Harmonie; the Century Country Club in Purchase, N.Y.; the Brook Club; and the Racquet and Tennis Club -- but he kept memberships at 10 others, including the New York Yacht Club and the Harvard Club, both of which are now subject to the cigar ban.

At the same time, however, Ampas has been actively trying to keep its membership at about the 6,000 mark, after a spike in membership in 2003, which means that the sole cause of new memberships is the death of existing members, and the fastest way to get to the top of the invitation list is to get nominated.

SMBE Journal and Membership: Due to the excellent financial health of the Society, the Council decided to keep the membership fee unchanged for 2010.

But those same eccentricities keep the membership loyal.